Vercel is a serverless hosting service
We've introduced XM Cloud, focusing on CMS environment management. To publish the site as a headless implementation, integration with another service is required. This guide will cover the steps to deploy the site on Vercel.
Previously, we ran Sitecore as a virtual machine server. Now, with the Sitecore Experience Edge service, you can easily deploy Next.js apps to Vercel. This time, we'll introduce the deployment steps.
In the last issue we were able to deploy a new site in Vercel. We will proceed to use this instance to be able to edit pages in the Experience Editor.
We would like to deploy the web site we have created so far to Vercel. We will show you how to deploy the sample data to the server that was set up at the beginning of this series, and how to deploy it to Vercel.
We've previously introduced how to use Next.js samples several times. While detailed information can be found in past articles, this time, we'll explore how combining Next.js with the handy features of Vercel impacts site development and configuration.
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